Colorado paper takes a page from the past
Since 1917, the Coombs family has been publishing the weekly Saguache Crescent, filled with small town news - and the last paper still produced with old-fashioned linotype. Barry Petersen reports.
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The Last Linotype Newspaper: The Saguache Crescent
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